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Federalist Democratic-Republican ballot Election results John Adams Presidency Federalist Democratic-Republican ballot Election results

Adams Election results XYZ Affair Jefferson 68 XYZ Affair Bribed delegation with $250,000 in order to see The minister of France. This created anti-French feelings with Americans.

Alien Acts/Sedition Acts These were aimed at hurting the new Republican Party (Federalists). The Act made it more difficult to become a citizen. Arrests and deportation were made easier Sedition Act: This act made it easier to arrest a person by the government.

Controversy over Acts Jefferson challenged both Alien and Sedition Acts Saw as violation of first amendment. Results in Jefferson gaining support of many new immigrants into the Democratic-Republican Party.

Resolutions Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Resolutions were a reaction to the Alien and Sedition Acts. These were sponsored by Madison and Jefferson in those states. The resolutions said states could say “no” to federal laws if they felt they were unconstitutional (Nullification)

Marbury v Madison Adams tries to pack the courts Marbury v Madison case to Supreme Court Judiciary Act is determined to be unconstitutional Power given to Supreme Court to now review any court case deemed necessary to examine for Constitutionality

Election of 1800 The 1800 election was a tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr. Under the Constitution, this stalemate sent the election to the House of Reps, which chose Jefferson. States soon ratified a twelfth amendment to the Constitution, requiring separate contests for the offices of president and vice president.

Revolution of 1800 Jefferson Era Charged the philosophies of government from the strong central government beliefs of the Federalists to the States Rights direction of the Democratic-Republicans led by Jefferson The Jeffersonian Period Louisiana Purchase: Arguably the best real estate deal ever made. Paid 15 million for territory Bought from Napoleon Doubled the size of the nation Control of Mississippi

Loose v Strict Constructionist Jefferson used a loose constructionist interpretation of the Constitution when purchased the land. Was that consistent with anti-federalist background?

Double the size

Westward Expansion Lewis and Clark: 1804-1806 led expedition through the Louisiana Territory Impressment/Embargo Act Seizing American Ships and sailors Embargo Act is passed 1807 which prohibits trade with other nations Seizing of ships leads to War of 1812